I don’t know whether to laugh or cry when I read the comments to Proposal for the W3C to adopt HTML 5.
I love how people are so keen to find crazy theories and to throw mud at people based on the most bizarre reading of the situation.
Some of the commenters truly are in a bizarro-like universe as David says:
Reading the comments on this is absolutely astonishing. Ian Hixon a corporate pawn? Mozilla, Opera, Google, Apple, and Microsoft all teaming up in a conspiracy to mess up the internet? What kind of bizarre parallel universe are you people living in?
“Dave Hyatt” has the best response:
I would like to take the time to respond to this in detail, but my Evil Underling beeper has just gone off. My overlord and master Ian Hickson has summoned me to his underground lair beneath Google to discuss further our plans for global domination.
Come on people. Before you spew this crud, take part in the conversation and see what is really happening. It is easy to blow hard.
I feel like I need to apologise to Ian for this crap. Fortunately, I know that a magnitude more people do not comment, but read, and they aren’t fooled.
April 11th, 2007 at 11:30 pm
Ohh I hope they really do have an underground lair! That would be so cool. I don’t know what they would do with such a space but still. Maybe it could be a fng gag used for each new employee. maybe that would be too much.. ;)
April 13th, 2007 at 3:20 am
Do you know I see mp4 to mpeg converter, dvd to zune converter, convert dvd to psp — ipod zune psp video converter software released in http://www.ipod-zune-psp.com ?
April 18th, 2007 at 7:11 am
Exotic Ho Chi Minh City, still referred to as ‘Saigon’ by many, has preserved its distinctly Asian feel and ancient culture, where monks pray in the numerous pagodas, temples and mosques. The capital Hanoi, is a pleasant and charming city of lakes, shaded boulevards and public parks. The old quarter, built around the Hoan Kiem Lake, is an architectural museum-piece characterised by its narrow streets. Ha Long Bay, with its 3000-plus islands rising from the clear, emerald waters, dotted with beaches and grottoes created by waves, is one of Vietnam’s natural marvels.